And in a way... I think she got it.
She stepped forward and said, “If I judged you for having your sister’s back, then I’d be a hypocrite. Because I overlooked my family's flaws for years. Until enough was enough.”
I winked, “Had that moment when I saw the red mark on your cheek. After this, I’m done.”
‘Sometimes I feel like I’m waiting for something that’s never going to happen.’
– Kimber’s Secret Thoughts.
Chapter 16
Kimber
Day 1
I promised him I would wait.
Day 4
I rolled over in our bed and tried to find it.
But I couldn’t.
Therefore, I climbed out of bed, strolled to the closet, grabbed one of his hoodies, walked to the bathroom, and sprayed the hoodie with his cologne.
Then I climbed back into bed, pulled the covers over me, and lay my head down on that hoodie.
Day 8
I walked into the clubhouse to help get everything ready for the Thanksgiving dinner that was taking place in two days.
Day 12
I was back at the clubhouse helping clear out the leftovers from Thanksgiving. And to also help decorate for Christmas.
Day 24
I went to see Grey.
His eyes misted as he stared at me, his hands clenched into fists when the guard called out, “No touching.”
Day 38
It was Christmas Eve.
And I had spent it in the room while I waited to see Grey for all of ten fucking minutes.
Merry Christmas to me.
Day 39
Mom called fourteen times so far, and I blocked her.
Then, Dad called, and I blocked him, too.
My brother called, and I blocked him.
Holly Anne called, and I blocked her, too.